I was responding to you saying you weren't getting the reaction, but I guess I should have read that differently, sorry.

He was a consultant on Leverage!

As a huge Lonely Island fan: D:

Humor is subjective? I laughed at this episode a lot too, but in comparison, I'd say I laughed at this the least out of the four episodes so far. Different jokes work for different people.

I'm hoping her leading the drug taskforce doesn't fall to the wayside, it sounds like a great source of material for her.

The fact that you care about the grade means I don't think you understand grades.

This quote becomes even better in hindsight when you remember he's been planning this for a year.

I love Jake's reaction to everything he says too, you can tell he's gaining a whole bunch of respect for Holt in that moment. Though I agree with the grade and review, that scene alone is the episodes saving grace (and the dancing scenes too).

If living in the woods with a bunch of young, virile men makes you gay, then how do explain the totally straight Boy Scouts of America, huh?

PARTY BUS! HALLOWEEEEEEEEEEEN!

Bonus points for Fox if they also upload Gina's dance ousting from Floorgasm.

You're the true Halloween.

Yeah, I knew what was going to happen from the start, which let the air out a bit. Still, this episode has gotten me unreasonably excited for Halloween III. *knocks on wood* Now that Peralta and Holt's Halloween rivalry is officially two-sided and on the level, the dynamic's gonna be strong. And now that they've…

I don't know if I've ever seen this art film narrative and aesthetic applied to a serial TV show before, the only other one I've seen do this is the non-serial Louie. It's a very nice change of pace.

Amazon Prime is just less used than Netflix, I believe, and the people who do have it are more concerned with the shopping side. This was always less a way to make money and more a way to feel prestigious, which winds up making money, but in a more roundabout way.

Thanks Eric, for making me feel less bad about laughing at the musical number. I know it probably upset Maura, but how could you not give a little laughter at all that energy?

Yeah, I definitely thing the subconscious seduction element is already present.

Ha, that completely slipped my mind.

Can't wait!

They've really recaptured the character here. Enough changed to let you feel she's older, but all the parts you expected to stay the same did.